In the novel we recently finished reading, Peace like a river, by Leif Enger, Reuben's dreams had a significant role in his reality, and the author used his dreams to show what may happen later on or as a way to reflect on what was currently happening in his life. The dreams Reuben had were very vivid to him, and were mostly nightmares that obligated him wake up scared to fall back asleep and made breathing a struggle for him. He mainly described the way he felt after the dream had finished. When people experience bad dreams on a regular basis, it can mean that the dreams are trying to warn you from future action, or because of the things that worry you. In this case, Reuben witnessed his older brother (Davy) shoot 2 boys dead in his own house.…